"pilot activities" is correct and commonly used in written English.
"Pilot activities" usually refers to the testing or exploration of a program, plan, or system to determine its suitability before it is put into full operation or implemented. For example: The company conducted pilot activities prior to introducing a new system of employee evaluations.
"What is mainly being done now are small pilot activities that are not large enough to substantially stem the spread of H.I.V.," she said.
Implementation-related research needs for pilot activities should focus on SRWC productivity and energy life cycle analysis.
The resilience of this system is an emergent property related to performance variability in many nested levels, e.g. pilot activities, maintenance, management systems, helicopter design and so forth.
This paper argues for analyzing existing program data to address key questions and decisions in the early design stages of a QRIS, even in advance of pilot activities.
But most pilot activities were not completed when the program ended (IRI 2005).
This was critical to assess challenges and successes in implementing pilot activities and to evaluate the long-term effectiveness of the DRR program.
Estimating these costs is also critical in order to understand the causes and the motivations of deforestation agents to deforest, and are a part of each REDD+ pilot activity nationally and sub-nationally.
It explicitly addresses the 'European Strategic Forum for International Cooperation' (SFIC) as the highest S&T internationalisation policy forum at the European level involving the EU member states, to launch a new SFIC pilot activity, by inviting EECA partner countries to join the dialogue and to monitor upcoming joint activities.
Findings from this study will be useful in designing protocols to approach and consent families for such a pilot activity.
Our assessment of impact of screening on diagnostic and treatment services was based on procedures directly attributable to Pilot activity and comparisons with overall activity.
It is important that the pilot activity achieves a satisfactory result (this may be called 'internal effectiveness'); but the successful output of an individual pilot activity is perhaps less important than testing the process of replication itself (this may be called 'external effectiveness').
